If you’re not familiar with The Medicinals, we strongly suspect you will be soon. While bandleader Dylan Savage’s other commitments may have limited their output to three tracks in their three years of existence, the quality of the music is making them a favorite of many.…
There are several albums I listen to daily, often from front to back – not out of routine, but because they hit something deep inside. Whether it’s the profound smacks to my cerebral cortex, the induced eargasms that rattle my cranial nerves, or the wrenching tugs at… Read More
Sometimes, when the ocean calls your name, you listen. You follow the whispers of the wind as they guide you beneath the stars and to the Atlantic blue, where summer never ends and the warm glow of the sun tickles every pore on your body – where… Read More
Vinoy Park in St. Petersburg once again became the national mecca of reggae music, this time celebrating the 10th anniversary of Reggae Rise Up Florida. Fans eagerly awaited the opening of the gates, the start of the music, and an all-time high in vibes.… Read More
Rootfire is giving away a pair of VIP passes to Point Break Festival 2025. Enter below.
As my dog and I crunch through the ice-crusted snow and the wind whips at my face during what has been one of the colder Northeastern winters in recent memory, I… Read More
In early February, San Diego progressive reggae band, Tribal Seeds, released their fifth album, Ancient Blood. It had been ten years since the group had last released a full-length LP, but with a whopping 17 tracks clocking in at 73 minutes, the band has certainly made it worth… Read More
Nobody will deny that Sublime has been the most influential artist within the reggae rock scene and the most notorious beyond it, selling over 20 million records worldwide. Similar to the Grateful Dead, their oeuvre includes not only their music but their beloved artwork, which, over the years,… Read More
My introduction to The Movement occurred over a decade ago with their 2008 album, Set Sail. Instantly, this album vaulted to one of my favorites of all time, where it remains today, now amongst more recent LPs from these rising reggae-rock stars.…
